Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-05-26

Garden City.
Charlie Dennis sold ao7 copies Of
the Atlantic Telegraph during the
progress OF the Ryan trial. Charlie
gets very professional tone when
selling papers.
Postmaster Foster is giving his
office thorough renoyating, and
applying paint and white wash where
needed. The office is much improved
by the process.
The fourth annual cncampment
of Sons Of Veterans, Iowa Division,
will be held at Des Moines June
18th and 18th. Railways will give
excursion rates.
w. II. Cowlcs gave an exhibition
performance on his bicycle Tuesday
evening. He has thoroughly con.
quered the critter, and is enabled to
enjoy the pastimc.
Dress MAKING.-Done by Miss
Clara Hibbs and Miss Anna Rose.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Give us a
call. Shop four doors north Of Au.
dubon County Bank.
A Nav dance was held in court
house hall last night. About twenty
couples were in attendance and en-
ioycd rare good time. Kennels
Bros. orchestra furnished the har-
mony.
George Killer and Yves Jay and
son started on Il prospecting tour
through Kansas last Friday morn.
ing. They will visit the southern
and western portions Of that BOOM
ing state.
The old walk through the park
is being replaced by one of coal Gin
ders, which are deeply and firmly
imbedcd. Atlantic has several
walks of this material which it is
said improve by long usage.
George Barlow returned last week
from the Black Hills, where he
spent the winter and spring. He
has not found the country equal to
what is claimed tor it, and is over
joyed to set foot on Audubon county
soil once more.
Hugh Owen sustained the fracture
of two bones of his left foot in jump
ing twelve feet from a bridge near
Extra, last week. He suffered with
broken leg several years ago, and
now testiffes that there is little choice
between the two accidents.
SrRAYED.-From the premises OF
John Roach on section 3, Sharon,
Sunday night, May asd, light
gray mare, nine years old, with scar
of flesh. wound on each shoulder. A
suitable reward will be given for
information as to her whereabouts.
A small company of gypsies were
in town a few hours last Saturday.
They had good spring wagons and
/ some good horses, but otherwise
their possessions were limited. The
people were anything but prepos'
, sessing, apparently living in squalol
Z and ignorance.
The school board held a shor
: session Tuesday evening, but di'
5 not consider that matter now G
supreme interest-the superinten
dency. Another meeting will b
held tomorrow night. There al
fifteen applicants for the position {
superintendent.
]. Bud Rendlcman went to De
Moines last Friday to remain owe
Sunday. From there he will go t
Atlanta, Ga, to remain year G
more. He will engage in som
business pursuit, and having goo
business ability we predict that h
will succeed in whatever he ma
undertake.
A special train over the Roc
Island left this station Sunday morn
ing at 6:2o, taking one car of stocl
from here; twelve cars of cattl
, from Extra, the property of Senate
, Gault, of Appanoose county; an
three cars from Brayton. The tri
from Extra to Chicago was made i
nineteen hours.
The Odd Fellows have had
well sunk at Maple Grove cemetery
The supply is good and will Civ
ample facilities for watering flower
and shrubs. The convenience vii
be highly appreciated, and witt
this means at hand great deal NOR
shrubbery will be planted, so that tn
silent city will be made even NOR
beautiful than heretofore.
A HAPPY REUNION. - Dariu
Pingrey,E. p. Savage, b. w. Brown
Clinton circuit and l.. Carpenter
men who were boys together, me
for the first time in twenty-five year
. in Omaha, on Tuesday, the IStl
, inst. 1t is not in order to note tn
) details Of the reunion, but the gen
tlemen celebrated the occasion in
formally though none the les
/. auspiciously.
E The Northwestern railway EN-
= ployes are rejoicing in the prospects
for some new clothes. The powers
e have ordered that employees wea
I uniforms with badges to distinguish
, the positions they hold in the com
PAWS service. A tailor was ovel
the branch last week taking meas
= ures, so that it may be expected tina,
Conductor Gallup and his crew will
be logged in blue at an early day.
"The Phenomena of Faith Cure
Considered from a Rational Stand
point" is the subject of a paper pre-
pared and read by DR.. c. w. DE-
Motto before the 'Rotna Valley
Medical Association, and published
in the Telegraph of the s3d inst
The paper is very interesting and
instructive, and shows great care il
preparation. While the doctor treats
faith curists fairly he gives the sub